Richmond Social Notes and Service Family News
Mrs Eva Gohier of Waterstreet receives a long awaited letter from her son S/Sgt Ernest Gonier Jr stationed in Japan. He cites a new assignment, two years foreign service, and two months furlough in Pu san Korea with his family awaiting his return. Community events include a covered dish supper by Amy Bradley Tent DA V and gatherings of local granges and clubs. Personal items list visitors and relatives from Greenfield to Boston with hospital stays and travel plans.
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Eva Gohier
Waterstreet
Ernest Gonier, Jr
Japan
Gomer
Korea
Pusan
Ordnance Department
Amy Bradley
Edith Hayes
Pastors Masters Association
Sagadahoc County
Enterprise Grange
Patrohaymond Kelley
Enterprise Juvenile Grange
Kelley
Grange
Methodist
Ideal Home Corner Club
Estes’ Beach
Jean Mayers
Charles Wright
Greenfield
Mass
Leon Dunklee
Linden Little
Laurence Bond
Veterans Administration Hospital
Togus
Ray Cook
Thompsonville
Dewey Fisher
Main Street
Dicky Swift
Gardiner
Dana Sullivan
William Sullivan
Dana
Winthrop
Melvin Leavitt
Maine General Hospital
Portland
Levi Lawrence
Litchfield
Ernest Tibbetts
Hallowell
Cecil Hatfield
Genevieve Quinnam
Florence Wheeler
Central Maine General Hospital
Lewiston
Mabel Smith
Dexter
Richmond
G. C. Marriner
William Perry
Phippsburg
Walter Rogers
Nederland
Texas
Past Masters Meet in Richmond Friday
Sagadahoc Past Masters association met at Enterprise Grange Hall in Richmond drawing 58 attendees including 23 past masters and 18 visitors. The program featured community singing, poems, musical numbers, a clog dance and a skit, followed by a ham supper. Next gathering set at Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lemont’s Sabino cottage with lobsters and clams available.
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Sagadahoc
Enterprise Grange Hall
Richmond
the Grange
Annie Dunbar
Edward Lebel
Cleveland Marriner
Edward Willis
Dave Henderson
Elizabeth Hall
Dora Marriner
McCall
Blair
Richmond Man Held On Two Charges
A Richmond man, John Finley, was bound over to the October term of Superior Court after probable cause was found on two charges. He faces assault with a rifle with attempt to kill Mrs Emma Crane on July 19 and assault with intent to maim her on July 17. Trial Justice Joseph Randlette set bonds at 10 000. The hearings featured testimony from Mrs Crane, Chief Joseph Pridham, and witnesses for the defense. Prosecutor was Harold J Rubin. defense lawyer Lynn M Bussey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Superior Court
John Finley
Joseph W. Randlette
Emma Crane
Crane
Robinhood notes and regional toils in a Maine town
The piece covers local happenings in Robinhood Maine including postponed Summer song recital at Overlook hall and yacht movements such as the Porpoise from New York visiting Robinhood. It also details animal rescue efforts by local families dealing with a raccoon, a stray baby raccoon, a paralyzed gull, and a cat bitten in a backyard encounter. Social visits and arrivals from New Orleans and Bath populate the community calendar with names like Vernon Lippard J H Brown Beyea Graffami and Laskey families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Overlook Hall
Porpoise
New York
Robinhood
Castine
William Custer
Boson
Charles Smith
Portland
Knubble Cove
Westport
Clarence Hill
Oronzio Malderelli
Zorach
Malderelli
Robert Tolley
William Zorach
Skowhegan
Zorachs
Skowhegan School of Art
Walter Beane
Maine
Laskey
Spear
Brunswick
Robbie Spear
Tony Jordan
Vernon Lippard
Lucy
Avis Flemming
New Orleans
Kennebec Point
J. H. Brown
West Newton
Boat Viking Schedules From Five Islands
The notices list Wednesday trips leaving Five Islands at 2.00 p.m. to Bath with round trips at a quoted price. Thursday runs depart Five Islands at 8.40 a.m. to Boothbay Harbor and Friendship, with all day fare. Friday services leave Five Islands at 11.00 a.m. and 3.35 p.m. to Boothbay, 35 cents each way, with children fare separate. All trips require a call at MacMahan.
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Five Islands
Boothbay Harbor
Friendship
Boothbayee
Summer visitors fill Robinhood and Seguinland
A crowded roster of visitors and locals gathers at Robinhood Seguinland and nearby towns. Names include Mrs. Charlotte Decker of Melrose, Mrs. Roscoe P. Todd, Mr. Spear on the dairy farm, and numerous residents from New York Boston and Maryland. Summer guests travel between Boothbay Harbor Belfast Bar Harbor Waterville and Baltimore as hosting families share meals and outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear
University of Minnesota
Georgia Watson
Joan Levine
J. H. Brown
Chamberlain
Robert
Yvonne Gunter
New York
Jason Schoener
Schoener
Alan
Brooklyn
Sidney Lane
Lane
Waterville
Allen
Ledlie Berry
David
Bowdoinham
Adolph Spear
Shirley Hicks
Ruth Hicks
A. Mildred Franklin
Dorothy W. Oliver
Boothbay Harbor
Fisherman’s Wharf
Oakley Thibodeau
Weymouth
Mass
Seguinland
Howard Fletcher
N. Y
Fletcher
Thompson
Roy M. Newman
Elizabeth Harris
Maybelle Pearson
Arlington
Howard Trafton
Pearson
Mae Hagan
Dorothy Stuart
Delma Bragg
Bath
George Farrin
Galveston
Texas
Alice Stilphen
Roland Peterson
Richmond
Methodist Church
Peterson
Gladys Weiman
Tessim Zorach
William Zorach
Beatrice Bouton
Baltimore
Cornelius Boisservain
Andrew
Philadelphia
J. Willebeck LeMair
Bassivains
Robinhood
Mark Plungian
Edith
Claire
Princeton
N. J
Thomas Watson
Bar Harbor
Lucile Utter
Janet Rand
Charles Shain
Florence R. Knapp
Syracuse
Elizabeth Thompson
Ruth Patterson
Mariquita Deermont
Alfred Rowe
Richard Olney
Newman Home
Frederick Beck
Calvin Kentfield
Gilbert Gunnell
Walter Williams
Lorna Kelley
Linckin Lodge
Bayville
J. C. Bearse
Malden
Joseph Higgins
Walter Cummings
Tiplady
Barrington
R. Ir
Frank Brown
Stanley Whitehouse Visits New London Family
Stanley Whitehouse of New London Conn visits his mother Mrs Eben Dana and Mr Dana of Woolwich during a family gathering in Maine and New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Whitehouse
New London, Conn
Eben Dana
Mr. Dana
Woolwich
Five Islands Club Card Party At Rockmere Lodge
Five Islands Community Club held a July 17 card party at Rockmere Lodge with two bridge tables and a canasta table. Hostess Harriett Worrell, assisted by Mary Brooke, served tea and cookies. attendees included residents from Medford, Moorestown, Summit, Bloomfield Hills, Pittsburg, Wayne, Swarthmore, Bath and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Five Islands
Howards Hall
Library Association
Library Hall
The
Alton Reid
Branwell Harford
Spencer
Edith Pinkham
David Rutherford
Edgar Osborn
Sedgemere
Mile Beach
Reid Park
Cleaves Henderson
Harlan Pinkham
Rudolph Pinkham
Harold Pinkham
Percy MacGillivary
MacGillivary
Margaret MacMahan
Pfc
Chester McMahan
Washington State
Dresden Community Calendar Sees Events Scheduled In August
Dresden notices list a Thursday shift for Grange dances and a Fireman's ball on August 4 at Masonic hall with Lizette's Orchestra. Other items mention summer employments, orchard planting, a baked bean supper, apron sale, and various visits among locals and guests from Maine and Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Hall
Masonic Hall
Lizette
Augusta
Mary Ann Bryer
West Dresden
Farmington State Teachers’ College
Rangeley
Emil Carleson
Pownalboro Hall
Ladies Aid
Farm Bureau
One Starritt
Cedar Cove
Lewiston
Joseph Houdlette
Somerville
Mass
Jennie Reay
R. N
Brookline
John Mayers
Lyndel Goud
Edward Goud
Dresden Mills
Sebasco
Frederick Berry
Gardiner
Laurence Gahan
South Portland
Gahan
Leonard Gahan
Millard Wade
Jacksonville
Fla
Mrs Lydia Wade Dies. Rites Held in Richmond
Lydia Faustina Wade widow of Joseph Wade died at her son Elmer Wade’s home in Schenectady New York on Monday. She was born to George Hawks and lived in South Dresden for a period. Survivors include four sons Elmer J Wade Harold B Wade Charles H Wade Millard E Wade a daughter Mrs Maurice Rand a brother Leon Hawks and 11 grandchildren. Funeral services were at Roberts Funeral Home in Richmond Thursday afternoon.
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Attleboro
Mass
J. C. White
South Pleasant Street
Glen White
Gorham State Teachers’ College
Dennis Tribbet
Denver
Col
Harold Nealey
Sylvia Howard
Shirley Huntington
Auburn
Martha Bowen
Harold Brown
Georgetown
Lucille Utter
Hamilton
N. Y
Janet Land
Roberta
Norwich
Leon Batchelder
Melvina Borjesson
Hartford
New England Federation of Telephone Opertors
Elmwood Hotel
Lydia Faustina Wade
Joseph Wade
Elmer
Schenectady
George Hawks
Vassalboro
South Dresden
Wade
Swan Island
Elmer J
New York
Harold B
Richmond
Charles H
Boothbay Harbor
Millard E
Jacksonville
Fla
Maurice Rand
Waban
Leon Hawks
Ellsworth
Roberts Funeral Home
Open House Guests Visit Hooper Home in Camden
Among attendees at the Camden Open House day were Mrs. Arthur Sewall of Bath Mrs. Raymond Trott and daughter Virginia Mrs. John K. Jayne Mr. and Mrs. Loyall F. Sewall and Mrs. Walter E. Edge of Small Point They toured Parker Morse Hooper of Fall River Massachusetts who showed a Victorian home filled with family antiques Hooper as a boy visited Bath at the Parker Morse home on Western Avenue and High Street razed by county attorney Harold J Rubin who is building a new home on the adjoining lot Hooper's mother was the former Belle Morse of
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Camden
Arthur Sewall
Bath
Raymond Trott
Virginia
John K. Jayne
Loyall F. Sewall
Walter E. Edge
Small Point
Parker Morse Hooper
Fall River
Mass
Hooper
Parker Morse
Western Avenue
High Street
Harold J. Rubin
Mr. Hooper
Miss Belle Morse
Death of Lois Rinehart Ends Noted East Horsewoman
Lois Marie Rinehart 22 of Weston Massachusetts died from injuries after being thrown from a horse while mounting at the University of Massachusetts grooming for the National Morgan horse show. She founded the first East 4 H riding club and planned a career in horse manship. Funeral Wednesday at Weston First Baptist Church.
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Bath
Lois Marie Rinehart
Weston
Mass
East
Northampton Hospital
William L. Rinehart
James R. Funderburk
Lebanon
N. H
Alice Rinehart
First Baptist Church
Alice
Mrs Langdon Snipe Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Langdon Snipe, once a patient at Memorial hospital since March, is now at the home of her sisters, Misses Abigail and Isabel Cartier, at 45 Green Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon T. Snipe
Memorial Hospital
Abigail and
Isabel Cartier
Green Street
Obituary of Ella C. MacKenzie of Watertown Mass
Ella C. MacKenzie aged 73 formerly of Bath died at her Watertown home Sunday. She was daughter of the late C W Longley and Mrs Longley of Bath. Survived by husband W H MacKenzie brother Albert G Longley and nephew Cyrus W Longley all of Bath. Funeral at Miller Funeral parlors Waltham Tuesday at 2 pm burial in Watertown.
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Ella C. MacKenzie
Bath
Watertown
Mass
C. W. Longley
W. H. MacKenzie
Albert G. Longley
Cyrus W. Longley
Miller
Waltham
Funeral services for Mrs Fred P Emmons
Funeral services for Mrs Fred P Emmons were held Thursday at 2 PM from Curtis Funeral Home with Rev Laforest Hodgkins of Central Congregational Church officiating. An Odd Ladies service was conducted. Bearers were Clarence Lane Allan Ramsay Russell Thurston and Loring D Small. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred P. Emmons
Curtis Funeral Home
Hi-Y Club Defeats Red Men 12 to 3 at Kelley Field
The Hi-Y club beat the Red Men 12 to 3 in a Twilight League game at Kelley field. Pitcher Wilbur Lovett allowed only four hits while Bob Harrigan was pulled in the third for Art Tainter who finished the game. The Hi-Y scored three in the first, three in the third, and five in the fourth with five runs in the fifth. The Red Men plated all three in the third inning on McInnis Cromwell and Tainter. Tonight the Hi-Y will face Woolwich A C at Kelley field.
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Red Men
Kelley Field
Wilbur Lovett
Hi-Y’ers
Bob Harrigan
Art Tainter
Hi-Y Boys
McInnis
Cromwell
Tainter
Fox
Simard
Woolwich A. C
Harold Darling Takes Two Weeks Vacation in Hyde Wind Lass Co
Harold Darling of 72 Drayton Road is on his annual two weeks vacation from his position at Hyde Wind Lass Co. The notice confirms his leave and residence details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Darling
Drayton Road
Hyde Windlass Co
Nurse Found Dead in Cottage on the New Meadows River
Mrs. Mabel C. Wainwright a 42 year old nurse from Damariscotta was found dead in a West Bath cottage on the New Meadows River. Medical Examiner Dr. Joseph Tf Smith ruled overdose of sleeping pills. Sheriff Messenger said she appeared to have died eight hours earlier. A note indicated doubts about upcoming surgery and named an estate administrator. She rented the cottage for three weeks, lived in Damariscotta four years, and burial will be in Nobleboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel C. Wainwright
West Bath
New Meadows
Joseph Tf. Smith
Bath
Wainwright
Damariscotta
Moscow
Miles Memorial Hospital
Nobleboro
Bath Man Dies at Home After Long Career in Boston
Herman N Munsey died Sunday night at 427 High Street Bath after living in Bath for three years. Born January 17 1874 in Wiscasset he was a retired steam fitter from the Edison plant in South Boston. Survived by wife Vethie Pembrook Munsey two brothers Leonard M of Bath and Wilson H of Dresden plus several nieces and nephews. He attended Wiscasset schools Congregational church and belonged to Mount Tabor lodge FFM Boston Caleb Rand lodge IOOF Somerville Justilia lodge Rebekahs Boston and Steam Fitters Local 179 Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Norman Munsey
High Street
Bath
Wiscasset
Joseph
Emma Colby Munsey
Edison
Boston
Vethie Pembrook Munsey
Leonard M
Wilson H
Dresden
Congregational Church
Mount Tabor Lodge
Caleb Rand Lodge
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Somerville
Justilia Lodge
Rebekahs
The
Steam Fitters
Ruth B Day Funeral Services Held in Dresden
Funeral services for Ruth B Day were held Thursday afternoon at two from the Arthur F Mayo & Son Funeral Residence with Rev Dr David L Wilson officiating. Bearers were Charles L Crosby Frank Rittall Otty Steen and Gilbert Greenleaf. Burial followed in Pine Grove cemetery Dresden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth B. Day
Arthur F
Hilstad Family Leaves Boston After Christening Weekend
Mrs Stephen Hilstad and children Linda and Melanie departed Monday for Bremerton Washington after weeks with her parents Captain and Mrs Russell Hitchcock. The Hitchcocks and Hilstads spent the weekend in Boston and attended the christening of their grandchild Russell Christopher Stancliffe Hurst at Emmanuel church. Rev Robert Metters officiated. Afterward Mr and Mrs Christopher Stancliffe Hurst hosted lunch for 25 at their Melrose apartment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Hilstad
Linda
Melanie
Bremerton
Washington
Russell S. Hitchcock
Hitchcocks
Hilstads
Boston
Russell Christopher Stancliff Hurst
Emmanuel Church
Robert Metters
Christopher Stancliff Hurst
Melrose
Womans League Holds Beach Outing at Popham Beach
Mrs Donald Page and Mrs J Haviland Torrey co hosted the annual outing of the Womans League of Central Congregational Church at Popham Beach on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Page
J. Haviland Torrey
Womans’ League of Central Congregational Church
Popham Beach
Mrs Archibald Main Hosts Coffee at Birch Point
Mrs Archibald M Main and her daughters Mrs Duncan McInnes and Mrs Edson Whitehurst entertained Tuesday noon with a coffee at the Mains summer home at Birch Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald M. Main
Duncan McInnes
Edson Whitehurst
Mains
Birch Point
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Stanley Lewis
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Franklin Koehlwetter
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Earl Marr
Mr. Watson
Rose Wilkins
Livermore Falls
William Marr
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Frances McMahan
William McGrath
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Cohasset
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Cleveland Davis
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Medford
George Phillips
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Belgrade
Frances Hanna
Leonora Knights
Dorothy Crawford
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Matthow Doakes
Norman Howard
Kenneth Smith
Yarmouth
Victor Pinkham
Charles Pinkham
Harold
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Southport
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Paul Thompson
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Herbert Moore, Jr
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Almon Marr
Joseph Folsom
Lewis A. Kinsman
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